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    Minnesota Court Rules: General Rules of Practice

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    The document summarizes a Minnesota court rule regarding the registration of birth certificates with the Registrar of Titles. It states that the Registrar is authorized to register birth certificates for registered owners listed on certificates of title, provided the birth certificate includes an affidavit from someone familiar with the facts stating that the person listed on the birth certificate is the same as the owner listed on the certificate of title. It further states that after registering the birth certificate in this way, the Registrar shall treat the registered owner as having reached the age of majority 18 years after the date of birth listed on the certificate.

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    Minnesota Court Rules: General Rules of Practice

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    The document summarizes a Minnesota court rule regarding the registration of birth certificates with the Registrar of Titles. It states that the Registrar is authorized to register birth certificates for registered owners listed on certificates of title, provided the birth certificate includes an affidavit from someone familiar with the facts stating that the person listed on the birth certificate is the same as the owner listed on the certificate of title. It further states that after registering the birth certificate in this way, the Registrar shall treat the registered owner as having reached the age of majority 18 years after the date of birth listed on the certificate.

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    The document summarizes a Minnesota court rule regarding the registration of birth certificates with the Registrar of Titles. It states that the Registrar is authorized to register birth certificates for registered owners listed on certificates of title, provided the birth certificate includes an affidavit from someone familiar with the facts stating that the person listed on the birth certificate is the same as the owner listed on the certificate of title. It further states that after registering the birth certificate in this way, the Registrar shall treat the registered owner as having reached the age of majority 18 years after the date of birth listed on the certificate.

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    Minnesota Court Rules: General Rules of Practice

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    Stanley Anderson
    The document summarizes a Minnesota court rule regarding the registration of birth certificates with the Registrar of Titles. It states that the Registrar is authorized to register birth certificates for registered owners listed on certificates of title, provided the birth certificate includes an affidavit from someone familiar with the facts stating that the person listed on the birth certificate is the same as the owner listed on the certificate of title. It further states that after registering the birth certificate in this way, the Registrar shall treat the registered owner as having reached the age of majority 18 years after the date of birth listed on the certificate.

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    5/15/2016

    Rule220.GENERALRULESOFPRACTICEMinnesotaCourtRules

    M I N N E S O TA C O U RT R U L E S
    GENERALRULESOFPRACTICE
    Rule220. BirthCertificates
    TheRegistrarofTitlesisauthorizedtoreceiveforregistrationofmemorialsuponany
    outstandingcertificateoftitleanofficialbirthcertificatepertainingtoaregisteredowner
    namedinsaidcertificateoftitleshowingthedateofbirthofsaidregisteredowner,
    providingthereisattachedtosaidbirthcertificateanaffidavitofanaffiantwhostatesthat
    he/sheisfamiliarwiththefactsrecited,statingthatthepartynamedinsaidbirthcertificate
    isthesamepartyasoneoftheownersnamedinsaidcertificateoftitleandthatthereafter
    theRegistrarofTitlesshalltreatsaidregisteredownerashavingattainedtheageofthe
    majorityatadate18yearsafterthedateofbirthshownbysaidcertificate.
    TaskForceComment1991Adoption
    Thisruleisderivedfrom4thDist.R.11.05.

    https://www.revisor.mn.gov/court_rules/rule.php?type=gp&id=220

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